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  "map_content": "What is rubellite?\n- Rubellite is the trade name for red to purplish\u2011red tourmaline, colored mainly by manganese. It\u2019s the \u201cred\u201d member of the tourmaline family (not to be confused with ruby, which is corundum).\n- In the trade, \u201crubellite\u201d is often used when the color remains richly red under different lighting (daylight and incandescent). There isn\u2019t a strict lab-standard cutoff; some labs will simply call it \u201cred tourmaline.\u201d",
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